At this stage, the obvious response is to say that the models keep getting better, but this misses the point. Are you telling me that today’s model gets this table 85% right and the next version will get it 85.5 or 91% correct? That doesn’t help me. If there are mistakes in the table, it doesn’t matter how many there are - I can’t trust it. If, on the other hand, you think that these models will go to being 100% right, that would change everything, but that would also be a binary change in the nature of these systems, not a percentage change, and we don’t know if that’s even possible.

Some of the best-performing content types include: Comparison content (“Best DSLR cameras under $1,000”). Niche buying guides (“Ultimate guide to ergonomic keyboards”). Interactive tools (e.g., ROI calculators, pricing estimators). Video-first content, which improves engagement and differentiation.

But, as Miracle Max said, “mostly dead is still slightly alive.”